Democrats Rally in Boston City Campaign for Quincy Victory
Democratic leaders in Boston speak of a strong campaign to back Candidate Quincy and defeat the Republican school ticket. Speakers include Aldermanic candidate Berdman Hall and ex-School Committee member Ernest Marshall as crowds rally in Charlestown and Roxbury with noonday events at Faneuil Hall.
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Wardreem
Lexington
Pumker Bill Etrsets
William 8. McNeary
James
Im. Winyes
Berdman Hall
Ernest Marshall
John &. Mieran
John J. Mahoney
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Faneuil Hall
Donovan Ot
Leutenants
Donovan
Owen A. Galvin
Quincy
Democratic Party
Boston
Mr. Galvin
Quincey
Republican School Committee
Eliza Trask Hill
Curtis
Hill
The
Standard
Alderman Flood
Sunday Post
South Boston
William 8. McNary
Bouth Boston
South Boston Democrats Back Quincy for City Hall Race
South Boston leaders declare the local Democratic bloc united behind Candidate Quincy. They dismiss Republican rumors of discontent, praising Quincys courage and loyalty and urging full Democratic support in the district for the City Hall contest.
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Wiliam
McNary
South Boston
South
Boston
Quincy
McMorrow
Eas
Houth
Seganteth Boul Baran Wi
Jesrite
North End Democrats back Quincy after Ward 7 rally
The North End Democracy supports candidate Quincy amid party unity. A Ward 7 rally at Jefferson Club headquarters boosted the campaign, following the Lemagney GC Brien clash with no district vacancies reported.
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North End
Quincy
Lemagney- GC
Brien
Sora
Ward 7 Committee
Jefferson Club
Ward 7 rally backs Quincy bid amid party harmony
Ex Representative Patrick F. Brogan chaired a Ward 7 meeting with Dan iel McLaughlin voicing unity. McLaughlin praised Quincys legislative work and denounced opponents cheap politics while Timothy Murphy urged restored harmony in Ward 7.
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Daniel McLaughlin
Brien
City Hall
Patrick F. Brogan
McLaughlin
Ward
Quincy
House of Representatives
Meyer
Timothy Murphy
Harmony
Old Ward 7
Ward 15 Democratic committee fills vacancies for Quincy ticket
The Ward 15 Democrats elected John A. McNamara and Frederick S. Gove to vacancies caused by resignations of Thomas J. Canav and E. Berry. Reports from precincts show harmony for the Democratic ticket and strong support for Josiah Quincy. Various wards report indorsements and rally plans with committees mobilizing voters for a decisive election day turnout.
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Ward
John A. McNamara
Frederick S. Gove
Thomas J. Canav
E. Berry
Quincy
Jeas Josiah Quincy
Hebrew Citizen’s Association
Leverett Street
Josiah Quincy
Workingmen
Democratic Club
James J. Lannigan
James P. Gorman
Jeremiah
Ward 17
Hebrew Citizens' Association backs Quincy for Mayor
The Hebrew Citizens' Association at 8 Leverett Street endorsed Josiah Quincy and the Democratic ticket. Martin Leftovitch presided as H. Giderman S. Schoon M. Stuer A Kutnsky and W Hirshson spoke. The group volunteered poll canvassing and election service to promote their interests. The association aims to educate and organize their coreligionists.
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Hebrew Citizens’ Association
Leverett Street
Josiah Quincy
Martin Leftovitch
H. Giderman
S. Schoon
M. Stuer
A. Kutnsky
W. Hirshson
Chelsea prohibitionists hold no license meetings in churches
In Chelsea last evening nearly all evangelical churches hosted no license meetings. At the First Baptist Mayor Carter and George L. Collyer spoke along with Rev Bakeman. Central Congregational Church featured Rev D N Beach of Cambridge who praised the no license stance for the town.
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Chelsea
First Baptist
Carter
George L. Collyer
F. Bakeman
D. N. Beach
Cambridge
Incendiary Fire in Green Street Boarding House Cellar
A fire yesterday in the cellar of a two and a half story wooden house at 126 Green Street caused damage and was extinguished by Division 13. Officers found kerosene-stained material in three separate spots. The dwelling, owned by Currer & Bradford and used as a boarding house by Mrs. Stevens, beckoned an investigation into arson.
Miles urges larger army to deter civil unrest and strikes
General Nelson A. Miles warns the country has skated near civil war amid Chicago and Pittsburg labor strife and Hayes-Tilden tensions. He advocates a militia scale of one enlisted per 1000 population, dispersed posts, and readiness to curb large assemblies that threaten life and property.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Chicago
Pittsburg
Miles
Police Department
Generalles
Lfe
Free Silver Bill Foreseen Before Session Ends
A St Paul report quotes Populist Senator Ky fe Ogy Teds predicting passage of a free silver bill before the legislative session ends. He says silver advocates will not be idle and party caucuses have no binding force on the issue, with presidential action still uncertain.
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ST. Paul
Interior
Wasamaton
Ky Fe Ogy Teds
Hooker Chosen Over Ellis in Caucus Vote Recount
Washington December 1 In the port hurry and confusion of the public caucus vote the clerk selection was reversed That night W B Hooker of New York was chosen over Ellis of Oregon as the caucus clerk
Adams Emerges as Democratic Hope in Quincy Mayoral Race
Quincy voters face an unsettled mayoral contest with Charles Francis Adams age 24 as Democratic and Independent Republican nominee. Adams, son of the late John Quincy Adams, Harvard educated and active in local council, is seen as a strong candidate while Republican challenger J. Hammond faces intra party opposition. The election hinges on party strategy and voter turnout as the city awaits results.
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Quincy
Charles Francis Adams
John Quincy Adams
Adams Academy
Harvard
Charles F. Adams
I. H. Green
The
Advertiser
Hammond
Iman-at-lar
Charles L. Hammond
Ethan
Iis
Pat Pele
Henry H. Faxon
Henry M. Faxon
Ben Lovell
Adams
Wollaston
Political Candidates Spar Over Quincy Mayoral Race
In Quincy politics the debate centers on mayoral candidates including Hammond and Adams. Supporters frame Hammond as the people’s choice with a track record in council and legislature, while critics accuse him of underhanded nomination. The Adams camp faces AP A divisions and uncertain Quincy support as the campaign unfolds.
No License Policy Urged Amid Brockton Police Probe
In Brockton on December 1 Rev. F Warfield preached at Pas Church urging a no license vote amid a police investigation into liquor sales. He warned that license would swell to 433 bars, contrasted with current numbers, and urged residents to vote no and mobilize others. He cited enforcement gaps and bribes as evidence of systemic corruption.
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Brockton
F. Warfield
Pas Church
Commonwealth
Hquor
Niles Pearson
Arthur Albee
Chase
Officros
Thin City
Po Ucense
Somerville Rallies Highlight No License Debate
Two mayoral hopefuls Levi F. Davis and Albion A. Perry addressed large crowds in Somerville on liquor licensing. Davis presided at East Somerville Baptist Church urging a no license vote, while Perry spoke at Odd Fellows Hall arguing against licenses and praising Somerville as a temperance city.
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Somerville
Levi F
Davis
Albion A. Perry
Citizens’ Party
A.P. A
Mr. Davis
Mr. Berry
East Somerville Baptist Church
Mr. Perry
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
Cross Street Universalist Church
Sanner
Commonwealth
Perry
Samuel C. Darling
William H. Hodgkins
Ancient Order of Hibernians meet in Hampden Street Hall
Division 17 AO H meets at Columbia Hall Hampden Street with President Stephen Gaffney in the chair. Large attendance as five new members are initiated and seventeen propositions received. Officers elected with Stephen Gaffney as President. The society donates $50 toward a cathedral in Let terkenny County Donegal. Speakers include John F. Murphy James C. Manly Hugh Crossen and Eugene Mc Gillicuddy. Meeting closes with prayers by visiting clergy.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Columbia Hall
Hampden Street
Stephen Gaffney
Stephen Gaft
Ann
Gecreas
Ae Bey Fi Feiner
Marallan
East Boston No-License Rally Draws Big Turnout
The Best Boston no-license committee organized a temperance rally at Central Square Baptist Church in East Boston. Clergy and lay members urged a strong no vote in island wards, with speeches on the social ills of rum and its damage to morals, government, and homes.
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Friends of No
East Boston
Central Square Baptist Church
Best Boston
Island
John Atwood
F. M. Gardner
L.W. Staples
F. Ww
W. H. Marshall
Richmond Fiske
Smith Baker
J. H.ripley
William Beeching
I. M. Gardner
Porte Opens Fire Amid Istanbul Tensions and Armenian Attacks
A report details rising sectarian strife as mobs targeting Armenian villages in Baiboort and surrounding areas trigger slaughter and looting. Accounts describe mass killings, arson at a school, desecrated monasteries, and widespread displacement with Turks accused of barbarities against civilians.
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Constantinople
Porte
Marash
Baiboort
Lazes
Batboort
Laos~honk
Marian Giragosian
Aznive Idepanier
Acabi Krikorian
Acabi
Roum
Khopoor
Tain
Karaverag
Pleag
Kaanta
Khayog
Kerghi
Otsdegh
Pagrita
Kalaker
Desperate conditions in Harpoot amid Armenian massacre
Constantinople dispatch reports a dire famine looming over Harpoot after the massacre. Armenians face starvation with no food or protection, many fleeing to Constantinople find little relief, while the government enforces serfdom and arrests and ships refugees back to their birthplaces.
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London
Constantinople
United Press
Harpoot
American admiral denied visit to the Sultan at Smyrna
A semi official Constantinople telegram reports the American admiral now at Smyrna asked to visit the Sultan aboard his flagship but the request was refused.
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Rome
Constantinople
Smyrna
Philo Celtic Society Reports Strong Growth at Irish School
A large Philo Celtic Society meeting at 604 Washington Street noted rising membership and enthusiasm at the Irish School. Under M. J. Mulroy progress is shown with new members including Miss M De Vere and Messrs Burke O Leary O Brien Coyne. Sessions occur Sundays from 2 20 to 7 pm with readings songs and recitations in Irish.
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Philo-Celtic Society
Washington Street
Messrs
Mulroy
Fernan and Coghlan
M. J. Mulroy
M. de Vere
Charles Burke
John O’leary
John O’brien
John Coyne
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People
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Suffolk Bar
J. Adams
Summer St
I. Carr
Oycees
Yankee 2 Co
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Pele Ns Ae Aerome
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Pertiand
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Scotland
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